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Kevin Coe, the 'South Hill Rapist,' may be released after 17 years due to reduced risk, despite ongoing legal challenges.
Kevin Coe, 78, known as the 'South Hill Rapist' for 1970s and 1980s attacks, may be released from Washington’s Special Commitment Center after 17 years of civil commitment.
A state expert concluded he no longer meets criteria for a sexually violent predator, leading the state to plan dismissal of its petition to keep him confined.
Despite this, a trial is set for October 2, raising concerns from Judge Julie McKay over procedural delays and the relevance of victim testimony.
Coe, who served 25 years in prison and uses a wheelchair, seeks placement in an adult care facility, though legal restrictions now limit his move to Federal Way, not Spanaway.
Local officials say his health reduces public risk but urge vigilance.
State Rep. Mark Schoesler opposes release, calling Coe dangerous.
Delays could jeopardize housing plans, but the October 2 trial remains scheduled.
Kevin Coe, el 'violador de South Hill', puede ser liberado después de 17 años debido a un riesgo reducido, a pesar de los desafíos legales en curso.